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QSSP_ctx.h File Reference

Public defines of the standard Science Statistics Physics context. More...

#include "QSP/QFCP_files.h"
#include "QSD/QSD_ctx.h"

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Data Structures
struct	_QSSP_ctxKeys
	The configuation keys. More...
struct	_QSSP_ctxIds
	The handler and configuration name/identifiers. More...
struct	_QSSP_ctx
	Binds together all the standard meta-information about an event. More...
Typedefs
typedef _QFCP_cache	QFCP_cache
typedef _QFR_fileCtx	QFR_fileCtx
typedef _LSF_contribution	LSF_contribution
typedef _QSSP_ctxKeys	QSSP_ctxKeys
	Typedef for struct QSSP_ctxKeys.
typedef _QSSP_ctxIds	QSSP_ctxIds
	Typedef for struct _QSSP_ctxIds.
typedef _QSSP_ctx	QSSP_ctx
	Typedef for QSSP_ctx.
Functions
const LSF_contribution *	QSSP_ctxUpdateAtDatagram (QSSP_ctx *ctx, const LSF_contribution *ctb, unsigned int hid)
	Updates the context for the datagram's contributions.
void	QSSP_ctxConstruct (QSSP_ctx *ctx, QFCP_cache *cache)
	Construct the QSSP context.

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Detailed Description

Public defines of the standard Science Statistics Physics context.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: QSSP_ctx.h,v 1.2 2008/06/10 22:26:48 russell Exp $

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Function Documentation

void QSSP_ctxConstruct (  QSSP_ctx *  qssp, QFCP_cache *  cache )

Construct the QSSP context. Parameters: qssp  The QSSP context to construct cache  The (initialized) file cache

const LSF_contribution* QSSP_ctxUpdateAtDatagram (  QSSP_ctx *  qssp, const LSF_contribution *  ctb, unsigned int  hid )

Updates the context for the datagram's contributions. Returns: Pointer to the next contribution Parameters: qssp  The QSSP context handle ctb  The datagram's contributions hid  The handler identity This routine processes the contributions that rightfully belong to the datagram. In the other datagrams, these are called the root contributions. For the QSTD datagrams, I rethought this issue and decided that while the root contribution is a good idea, I had implemented incorrectly. What QSTD does is let the update at datagram time consume those contributions it believes rightfully belong to it. So that the user knows that these have been processed, this routine returns the next contribution after the datagram's contributions.

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